Our Therapy Services

Speech and Language Therapy

ASHA Certified

Communication helps us connect, share ideas, and express what we need. At ABC Learning Therapy, we support children and adults with personalized therapy built around the conversations and everyday activities that matter to them.

Areas We Support

• Speech Sounds and Clarity: Support for producing sounds and making speech easier for others to understand.
• Understanding and Using Language: Building skills to follow directions, understand information, find words, and express thoughts.
• Stuttering and Fluency: Helping people navigate repetitions, blocks, and tension while supporting comfort and confidence in communication.
• Voice: Addressing concerns with vocal quality, volume, or effort, with medical evaluation when appropriate.
• Social Communication: Developing strategies for taking part in conversations and navigating communication at home, school, or work.

Your Sessions and Care Plan

Understanding Your Needs: ‍We begin with an assessment of communication skills, relevant history, and the challenges you or your child experience in daily life. Your concerns and priorities help guide our recommendations.

Setting Meaningful Goals: Together, we establish clear goals and an individualized plan. Your therapist explains what sessions will focus on, the recommended schedule, and how activities connect to everyday communication.

Tracking Progress: Session notes document the skills practiced, the support needed, and responses to different strategies. We review progress toward your goals and adjust the plan as needs change.

Supporting Practice at Home: When appropriate, we share manageable activities and communication strategies to use between visits, with guidance for fitting them into your routine.

Key Benefits

• Clearer Communication: Making speech and ideas easier to understand.
• Stronger Language Skills: Supporting understanding, expression, and participation in conversations.
• Greater Confidence: Helping you or your child feel more comfortable communicating needs and sharing ideas.
• Everyday Participation: Building practical skills for interactions at home, school, work, and in the community.
• Support for Families and Caregivers: Providing strategies to encourage communication beyond the therapy session.

We also offer free Hearing and Language Screenings for children and adults to help identify concerns and determine whether a full evaluation may be needed.

Feeding Therapy

Eating should support nourishment, connection, and everyday life. At ABC Learning Therapy, we help children and adults work through feeding challenges with personalized care that respects their comfort, abilities, and routines.

Areas We Support

• Limited Food Choices: Helping individuals explore a wider variety of foods at a pace that respects their readiness and nutritional needs.
• Sensitivity to Food Textures: Supporting those who find certain textures, tastes, or smells difficult to tolerate.
• Chewing and Oral Skills: Addressing the movements and coordination involved in managing food and drinks.
• Swallowing Concerns: Assessing swallowing difficulties and identifying when additional medical or specialized evaluation is needed.
• Mealtime Participation: Working through challenges with utensils, drinking, and routines that make eating more difficult.

Your Sessions and Care Plan

Understanding Your Needs: We begin by reviewing feeding history, health information, current eating patterns, and your concerns. The assessment helps us understand which skills need support and whether other providers should be involved.

Setting Meaningful Goals: Together, we create goals that reflect your priorities. These may focus on managing different textures, developing feeding skills, or making mealtimes more comfortable and manageable.

Tracking Progress: Session notes document foods or skills explored, responses to activities, and the level of support needed. Your therapist reviews progress and adjusts the approach as needs change.

Supporting Practice at Home: When appropriate, we share practical strategies for everyday meals. Recommendations are tailored to the assessment, with guidance on using them comfortably and safely.

Key Benefits

• Greater Comfort With Food: Building familiarity with foods and textures through gradual, supportive experiences.
• Stronger Feeding Skills: Developing abilities used for chewing, drinking, and managing food.
• More Manageable Mealtimes: Creating routines that reduce pressure and support participation.
• Greater Independence: Helping children and adults participate in eating tasks with appropriate support.
• Clearer Caregiver Guidance: Providing practical strategies and a better understanding of feeding needs and next steps.

Physical Therapy

APTA Certified‍

Moving with greater ease can make a difference in everyday life. At ABC Learning Therapy, we help children and adults develop movement skills, rebuild strength, and work toward greater independence through care tailored to their needs and goals.

Areas We Support

• Strength and Endurance: Developing the physical abilities needed to participate in daily routines and activities.
• Balance and Coordination: Working on stability and controlled movement during play, walking, and everyday tasks.
• Walking and Mobility: Addressing difficulties with walking, changing positions, and moving through different environments.
• Recovery After Injury or Surgery: Helping adults and children work toward appropriate movement goals while following relevant medical precautions.
• Flexibility and Range of Motion: Addressing limitations that can make movement uncomfortable or daily activities more difficult.

Your Sessions and Care Plan

Understanding Your Needs: We begin by reviewing your health history, movement concerns, and daily routines. Your therapist assesses relevant areas such as strength, balance, flexibility, coordination, and mobility to understand where support is needed.

Setting Meaningful Goals: Together, we establish goals that connect to everyday life—whether that means a child joining in play or an adult returning to familiar activities. Your plan outlines the recommended schedule and the skills we’ll work on.

Tracking Progress: Session notes document activities completed, assistance needed, and responses to exercises. We review changes in movement and function, then adjust the plan to reflect your progress and current needs.

Supporting Practice at Home: When appropriate, your therapist provides exercises and movement strategies that fit your routine. We explain how to practice, how much to do, and any precautions to follow between visits.

Key Benefits

• More Comfortable Movement: Addressing limitations that interfere with daily activities.
• Greater Strength and Mobility: Building the abilities needed to move and participate more independently.
• Improved Balance and Coordination: Supporting steadier, more controlled movement.
• Greater Confidence in Daily Activities: Helping children and adults feel more capable during meaningful routines.
• Practical Guidance for Home: Providing clear strategies to support progress between sessions.

Occupational Therapy

AOTA Certified‍

Everyday activities help us learn, connect, and care for ourselves. At ABC Learning Therapy, we support children and adults in building the skills and finding the strategies they need to participate more independently at home, school, work, and in the community.

Areas We Support

• Self-Care and Daily Routines: Developing skills for dressing, grooming, eating, and other everyday tasks.
• Fine Motor Skills: Supporting hand and finger coordination for managing buttons, using utensils, and handling everyday objects.
• Handwriting and Visual-Motor Skills: Working on the coordination needed for writing, drawing, and completing tasks that involve the eyes and hands.
• Sensory Needs: Understanding how responses to sound, touch, movement, and other sensations affect participation in daily activities.
• Task Organization and Participation: Building strategies for starting activities, following steps, and managing familiar routines.
• Returning to Everyday Activities: Helping adults adapt tasks and rebuild skills when illness or injury affects their independence.

Your Sessions and Care Plan

Understanding Your Needs: We begin by learning about your daily routines, concerns, and priorities. Your therapist assesses the skills involved in activities that feel challenging and considers how your surroundings affect participation.

Setting Meaningful Goals: Together, we establish practical goals—whether that means a child getting dressed with less help or an adult returning to household tasks. Sessions are planned around activities that matter to you.

Tracking Progress: Session notes document the tasks practiced, strategies used, and level of assistance needed. We review progress toward your goals and adjust activities or recommendations as your needs change.

Supporting Practice at Home: When appropriate, we share activities, task adaptations, and environmental changes that fit your routine. Your therapist explains how to use these strategies and works with you to keep them manageable.

Key Benefits

• Greater Everyday Independence: Building skills for self-care and meaningful daily activities.
• Stronger Hand Skills: Supporting coordination for writing, dressing, eating, and handling objects.
• More Manageable Routines: Finding practical ways to approach tasks and reduce everyday frustration.
• Support for Sensory Needs: Developing strategies that make daily environments and activities easier to navigate.
• Greater Participation: Helping children and adults take a more active role at home, school, work, and in the community.
• Guidance for Families and Caregivers: Sharing ways to support participation while encouraging independence.

Evidence-Based Interventions

We bring together research-backed approaches and caring expertise to support children and adults. Every therapy plan is tailored to your needs, helping you or your child build skills and confidence for everyday life.

Your goals and your family’s priorities help guide every step of care. We regularly review progress and adjust our approach as needs change, keeping therapy focused on skills that matter in everyday life.

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Early Intervention and Counseling

Early Intervention:

The early years are filled with opportunities to learn, connect, and grow. We provide caring, personalized support for children ages 0–3, helping them build early developmental and communication skills while guiding families along the way.

Through play, interaction, and everyday routines, we support the skills that lay the foundation for communication, including gestures, sounds, understanding, and early words. We help parents and caregivers recognize their child’s needs and discover practical ways to encourage learning and connection throughout the day.

Our approach brings families into the process. We work together to identify meaningful goals and collaborate with other professionals involved in your child’s care to support an individualized, coordinated approach.

How Early Intervention Can Help

Support Early Communication
Help your child develop the gestures, sounds, and language skills used to connect with others and express their needs.

Recognize Needs Early
Identify concerns that may call for further evaluation and better understand the next steps for supporting your child.

Build Skills Through Play
Create opportunities to practice emerging skills through engaging activities and meaningful interactions.

Empower Parents and Caregivers
Learn practical strategies to support your child’s communication and development between visits.

Make Everyday Moments Count
Turn familiar routines, such as getting dressed, sharing books, and playing together, into opportunities for learning.

Encourage Coordinated Support
Bring family priorities and professional guidance together around goals that reflect your child’s individual needs.

We bring together research-backed approaches and caring expertise to support children and adults. Every therapy plan is tailored to your needs, helping you or your child build skills and confidence for everyday life.

Your goals and your family’s priorities help guide every step of care. We regularly review progress and adjust our approach as needs change, keeping therapy focused on skills that matter in everyday life.

Counseling:

Understanding communication, feeding, or swallowing challenges can bring questions and emotions for children, adults, and their families. As part of speech-language therapy, we offer education, guidance, and compassionate support to help patients and caregivers better understand these difficulties and feel more prepared for everyday life.

Together, we explore how these challenges affect daily routines, relationships, and personal experiences. We support adjustment and informed decision-making while respecting each person’s needs and their family’s priorities.

We also help patients and families express their needs, ask questions, and communicate their preferences at home, at school, and in the community. When additional support is needed, we help connect them with appropriate professionals and resources.

How Counseling Can Help

Understand Your Condition
Learn more about communication, feeding, or swallowing difficulties and how they may affect everyday life.

Make Informed Decisions
Better understand care options and take an active role in decisions about your care or your child’s care.

Navigate Emotional Challenges
Receive support in understanding and managing feelings related to communication, feeding, or swallowing difficulties.

Strengthen Family Support
Help family members and caregivers understand your needs and how they can support you throughout care.

Build Self-Advocacy Skills
Develop skills to express your needs, ask questions, and communicate your preferences with greater confidence.

Connect With Additional Support
Receive guidance toward appropriate resources and other professionals when your needs extend beyond speech-language therapy.